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0.1.4 dynamic profile fails on PG3x 3.4.25/IoX 6.1.2

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### Environment

- KiddeSmokeDet: 0.1.4 Standard / Production
- Branch: RELEASE260428
- PG3x: 3.4.25
- IoX: 6.1.2
- udi_interface: 3.4.7
- Controller: eisy
- Detector: Kidde DETECT / EssWFAC
- Node address: d1029477

### Problem

The dynamic JSON profile fails to load. The nodes are created and driver updates are successfully reported to PG3/IoX, but the IoX Admin Console cannot render the node definitions properly.

The Admin Console shows unresolved NLS labels such as:

[NLS-10:ND-setup-NAME]

and:

[NLS-10:ND-kiddealarm_v6_4-NAME]

The node detail panels are otherwise blank.

### Relevant log errors

At startup:

interface:updateJsonProfile: Sending profile update request to Polyglot.

interface:updateJsonProfile: Update profile request failed: No error message provided

nodes:_update_dynamic_profile: Dynamic profile update failed

RuntimeError: Update profile request failed: Unknown error

PG3 also displays:

Dynamic profile update failed. Check PG3x/IoX compatibility.

Using the PG3 "Load Profile" button, restarting the node server, closing the Admin Console, and reopening a fresh Admin Console does not resolve the issue.

### Node creation / ADDNODEDONE is working

The node lifecycle itself appears healthy after a clean reinstall.

The controller receives ADDNODEDONE:

nodes:handle_addnode_done: ADDNODEDONE received for controller node

The detector is then discovered and added as:

Adding node Log Cabin(d1029477)

PG3 subsequently returns the child node and the plugin logs:

nodes:handle_addnode_done: Applying deferred device update after ADDNODEDONE for d1029477

The plugin then successfully reports the detector drivers to PG3/IoX, including battery state, online status, model, life remaining, and last-seen time.

So this does not appear to be an ADDNODEDONE or node-address problem. The failure appears limited to the dynamic JSON profile/NLS loading.

### Smoke alarm test

Before deleting the trial installation and installing the perpetual license, I performed a real smoke test using canned smoke. At that time the Kidde nodes were rendering normally in the IoX Admin Console.

While the physical detector was alarming, the Kidde API returned:

"smoke_alarm": true

and the node server reported:

Kidde dataset refresh complete: devices=1 events=0 alarms=1

The Kidde Monitors controller alarm count changed to 1 in IoX and later returned to 0 when the alarm cleared.

The individual Log Cabin node did not show the alarm state during that test because the node server was still logging that updates were being deferred until ADDNODEDONE.

The command path did work: issuing Hush from the ISY mobile app successfully sent the Hush command through the node server to the physical detector.

After reinstalling KiddeSmokeDet under the perpetual license, the ADDNODEDONE lifecycle now completes correctly and the Log Cabin child node receives its driver updates. However, the dynamic JSON profile now fails to load, leaving unresolved NLS labels and blank node detail panels in the IoX Admin Console.

I have not repeated the smoke test since the perpetual reinstall because the current issue is the failed dynamic profile rendering.

Please let me know if there is additional debug output I can provide or another profile-loading method you would like me to test.

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